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FeaturesHays International Salary Survey 2012: Rich in oil
Engineers, QSs and contractors can expect huge pay rises of up to 拢100k in the gas, oil and mineral mining sectors of the southern hemisphere and Canada. Emily Wright reports on the the multibillion-pound sectors fuelling construction as Hays International Salary Survey drills down into the data.
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FeaturesThe 2012 consultants' salary survey: The measure of things
The 好色先生TV/Hays Construction salary survey shows that infrastructure work has provided one of the few escapes in another sobering year for consultants, but the adoption of BIM technology is hitting technical experts hard. 好色先生TV reports
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FeaturesHousebuilders Salary Survey: Trick or treat?
Some housebuilders this year will find a nice bonus in their paypacket, and that鈥檚 on top of a decent salary. But for others, something altogether less welcome is in store. 好色先生TV knocks on a few doors 鈥�
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Housebuilders Salary Survey 2011: The results
Compare average salaries between regions, job titles and see whether they have gone up since last year
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FeaturesThe 2011 contractors' salary guide
Frozen salaries have got many looking to change jobs, according to this year鈥檚 contractor salary survey compiled by Hays Construction. So what鈥檚 the outlook for those who have forgotten what a pay rise is? 好色先生TV peers into the distance for a glimmer of hope
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FeaturesInternational salary survey 2011: Expect the exodus
With growth in the UK still sluggish and the Middle East showing no sign of revival, it鈥檚 the dominions - New Zealand, Australia and Canada - that offer the best overseas opportunities, as this year鈥檚 Hays Salary Survey shows
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FeaturesThe 2011 consultants鈥� salary guide
The 好色先生TV/Hays Construction pay guide reveals a disturbing trend of pay rises for those at the top, but salary cuts and recruitment freezes for those at the bottom. Are we in danger of losing a generation of young talent?
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